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big reputation

Taylor Swift and Matty Healy's breakup reveals a disturbing phenomenon

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Dean Burmester hits a shot during a LIV Golf tournament

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pivot point

The PGA Tour merging with LIV isn't a mere flip-flop. It's a betrayal.

Former President Donald Trump in Des Moines, Iowa, on June 1, 2023.

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What Trump's latest tantrum suggests about his lawyers' meeting with Jack Smith

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George Conway on Meadows' 'incentive to cooperate' in Trump investigations by reportedly testifying

The Reidout

Eric Adams has fooled way too many Democrats

Florida Republican pleads with Latinos not to leave the state over new immigration law

Duggar family doc should have burned far more than a reality show to the ground

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at Fox News Channel Studios in New York City on June 2, 2023.

ABC's of RFK Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appeal will also be his ruin

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Nikki Haley campaigns in Bedford, N.H.,

The Grievance party

Nikki Haley sold the GOP's cruelty at her CNN town hall

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IMAGE DISTRIBUTED FOR HUMAN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN - Drag artist Vidalia Anne Gentry speaks during a news conference held by the Human Rights Campaign to draw attention to anti-drag bills in the Tennessee legislature, on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023 in Nashville, Tenn. Legislation is heading to Tennessee’s Republican governor, Thursday, March 2, that would ensure drag shows cannot take place in public or in front of children. Many other states have considered similar bills, but none has acted as fast as Tennessee.

bigotry on blast

A Trump-appointed judge defied expectations — and drag queens are celebrating

Jessica Levinson

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Former President Donald Trump sits at the defense table with his legal team in court

THE PRISON PROBLEM

Liberal zeal for sending Trump to jail needs a reality check

Austin Sarat

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Texas state Attorney General Ken Paxton reads a statement at his office in Austin on May 26, 2023.

red state, blue state

Texas GOP troubles could have national implications

Andrea Grimes

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WOONSOCKET, RI - MARCH 01: (L) Amanda Aubin and Cody Allison carry $70.00 worth of groceries to their apartment about one-half mile away. They had money left over on their food stamp card but this amount of food was all that they could carry on foot. Some of the items purchased were for their 4 year-old daughter who was having a birthday party the next day. Many families and individuals in Woonsocket, Rhode Island are needy and take part in the SNAP (food stamps) program.

reality check

I needed food stamps to feed my family. My House colleagues ignore stories like mine.

Rep. Barbara Lee

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Alex Murdaugh stands during his trial for murder at the Colleton County Courthouse

game the system

Why Murdaugh’s client trust chicanery has attorneys everywhere agape

Danny Cevallos

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Donald Trump with Mark Meadows on the South Lawn of the White House in 2020.

frenemies to felons

Mark Meadows is about to go from self-serving sycophant to key player in Trump’s demise

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The ‘Velshi Banned Book Club’ on why a celebrated graphic novel is such a threat to the right

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WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 08: Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) listen at a press conference, alongside members of the Second Amendment Caucus, outside the U.S. Capitol Building on March 08, 2022 in Washington, DC. The caucus held the news conference to talk about their support for Rep. Michael Cloud’s (R-TX) gun rights legislation, the “No REGISTRY Rights Act” which if passed would make it illegal to track gun ownership.

THE BIGGEST LOSERS

Matt Gaetz and his far-right ilk just suffered a pretty rude awakening

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Former Gov. Chris Christie and Former President Donald Trump.

FACE-OFF

Chris Christie's role as a 2024 candidate isn't winning — it's destroying Trump

Hartford-resident Jessica Zachs started the nonprofit Dignity Grows in 2019 after learning that 20 percent of American women and girls struggled with access to basic period products.

Courtesy Jessica Zachs, Dignity Grows

1 in 3 menstruating Americans suffer from 'period poverty.' This woman wants to change that.

Diem co-founders Emma Bates, left and Divia Singh, right.

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Meet the creators of a new social search engine aiming to change the way women share information

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Cautious to commanding: How to turn a passive leadership style into a strength

Dr. Roz Tsai, vice president of talent at Thrivent, a Fortune 500 financial services firm.

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Asian-American women are least likely to be promoted to management. Here's how to change that.

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'Follow your passions' advice limits women in STEM fields, study shows

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Is 'follow your passion' good career advice? This new study says no.

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How Tina Turner set the stage for empowering women in music and life

Amira Barger an executive vice president at a global communications firm, providing diversity, equity and inclusion counsel to clients

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Why pronouncing my name right is more than common courtesy

Cat Rakowski is an Emmy-winning journalist who works as a booking producer for MSNBC's "Morning Joe" and "Way Too Early with Kasie Hunt."

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After 22 months, I got Covid. But my flu-like symptoms were only part of the problem.

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